Maintenance and Modifications
Duncan Starts Construction on P&WC Engine Facility
The new facility at the MRO's Lincoln, Nebraska site will open in 2026
Ground breaking on new PWC DOF at Duncan Aviation's Lincoln, Nebraska facility
Employees of Pratt & Whitney Canada joined Duncan Aviation staff in Lincoln, Nebraska, for the groundbreaking of the new PWC designated engine overhaul facility. The center—which will focus on servicing the PW300 and PW500-series engines—is expected to be operational in 2026.

Duncan Aviation recently broke ground on a Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) designated overhaul facility (DOF) at its Lincoln, Nebraska location.

Focusing on the PW300 and PW500 series engines powering a wide range of business jets, the 36,000-sq-ft complex will feature 12 maintenance bays, an overhead crane system, a floor-mounted jib crane for 360-degree engine inspections, parts warehouse, and expanded back shops, including a clean room, paint booth, and balance room. Upon completion in 2026, it will also offer non-destructive testing capabilities, as well as media blasting and shot-peening equipment capabilities.